Members of a social group, such as wild dogs or chimpanzees, not just mated pairs, frequently engage in communicative behaviors that serve to reinforce their social bonds. Many of these signals serve as an assurance of nonaggression. These signals are frequently
A) auditory.
B) chemical.
C) tactile.
D) visiual.

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Tactile communication, such as grooming or physical touch, is commonly used among social animals like chimpanzees and wild dogs to reinforce social bonds and assure nonaggression.

Members of a Social Group, Such as Wild Dogs or Chimpanzees